Post by Frederic Bourgault-Christie on Dec 3, 2005 8:40:58 GMT -5
Everyone probably has at least one Familiar, whether it be a robot ally, an automatic spaceship, or a demon of some kind. Work em out, people!
If you want a sufficiently rare Familiar, you'll need to find it.
Generally, for something to qualify for a DIO extender, it needs to be:
*Expensive, powerful or numerous enough to qualify for its own turn at the speeds that you're fighting (otherwise it becomes something that attacks once a few turns)
*Dynamically growing and independently acting
Concepts for DIO extenders include:
*Traditional familiars
*Pets or trained monsters
*Droids
*Turrets
*Dancing or automatically fighting weapons
*Spirits
*Special reactive abilities
If you want a sufficiently rare Familiar, you'll need to find it.
Generally, for something to qualify for a DIO extender, it needs to be:
*Expensive, powerful or numerous enough to qualify for its own turn at the speeds that you're fighting (otherwise it becomes something that attacks once a few turns)
*Dynamically growing and independently acting
Concepts for DIO extenders include:
*Traditional familiars
*Pets or trained monsters
*Droids
*Turrets
*Dancing or automatically fighting weapons
*Spirits
*Special reactive abilities